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command economy
command economyn. An economy that is planned and controlled by a central administration, as in the former Soviet Union.command economy n (Economics) an economy in which business activities and the allocation of resources are determined by government order rather than market forces. Also called: centralized economy or planned economy command′ econ`omy
n. an economic system that relies primarily on a central authority, as in China and Cuba. [1980–85] command economyAn economic system in which resources are allocated by central government rather than by market forces.Translationscommand economy
command economy a ‘planned economy’, such as those prevailing in Eastern Europe until 1989-90, in which the economy is directed by the central state, and in which the market allocation of goods and services plays only a marginal role.FinancialSeecentrally planned economy |